In the Ring : a Novel 1
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I. F 82 In the Ring, procession moves further we have discovered what there is curious in its appearance, for see on each arm the grooms have a black band fastened, the banner-bearers hkewise, the banners partly hidden by the same sombre drapery oi crepe ; the juggler wears a broad scarf of the same over his gay dress ; his car and that of the dog trainer is likewise decorated ; the dogs wear the same coloured bows instead of their usual gay collars ; the horses have the same amidst their gay t...rappings ; the bands- men, too, wear the same badge, and the time to which they play " Lo, the conquering hero comes," is very slow, and they march almost solemnly to it.
What does it all mean ? These crepe badges — this slow march ? Who is the " hero ? " There is no need to ask the question twice, for behind the band, surrounded by more knights than ladies, and drawn by eight horses, which step slowly along, owing no obedience to any bridle or rein, their trapping almost entirely hidden by the crepe scarves, comes what is known as the Britannia car.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I. F 82 In the Ring, procession moves further we have discovered what there is curious in its appearance, for see on each arm the grooms have a black band fastened, the banner-bearers hkewise, the banners partly hidden by the same sombre drapery oi crepe ; the juggler wears a broad scarf of the same over his gay dress ; his car and that of the dog trainer is likewise decorated ; the dogs wear the same coloured bows instead of their usual gay collars ; the horses have the same amidst their gay t...rappings ; the bands- men, too, wear the same badge, and the time to which they play " Lo, the conquering hero comes," is very slow, and they march almost solemnly to it.
What does it all mean ? These crepe badges — this slow march ? Who is the " hero ? " There is no need to ask the question twice, for behind the band, surrounded by more knights than ladies, and drawn by eight horses, which step slowly along, owing no obedience to any bridle or rein, their trapping almost entirely hidden by the crepe scarves, comes what is known as the Britannia car.
What to read after In the Ring : a Novel 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Tinsley, Lily to read onlineMoreLess
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